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|first_appearance=''[[Mario is Missing!]]'' ([[List of games by date#1992|1992]])
|first_appearance=''[[Mario is Missing! (PC)|Mario is Missing!]]'' ([[List of games by date#1992|1992]])
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'''Curators'''<ref name=Manual>''Mario is Missing!'' instruction booklet, pages 6 and 11 (SNES) or 13 and 18 (NES).</ref> are non-playable characters that appear at Information Booths<ref name=Manual /> in ''[[Mario is Missing!]]'' They appear in every city of the game. Curators provide [[Luigi]] with information on why a landmark is closed. In the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] release, they also give him a pamphlet with information about their landmark, while in the DOS release, Luigi has to manually pick up the pamphlet from the Information Booth. Luigi can return the stolen artifacts to Curators after answering some questions about their landmarks to prove the artifacts' authenticity. If Luigi correctly answers the questions, he is awarded a certain amount of money and, only in the SNES and DOS releases, he can enter the Information Booth to take a picture of the landmark. If he does not answer correctly or gives to the Curators the wrong artifact, they angrily tell Luigi to leave. In the DOS release, the Information Booths are fully closed and Luigi has to use his videophone instead to call the Curators' numbers indicated on the booths.
'''Curators'''<ref name=Manual>''Mario is Missing!'' instruction booklet, pages 6 and 11 (SNES) or 13 and 18 (NES).</ref> are non-playable characters that appear at Information Booths<ref name=Manual /> in the [[Mario is Missing! (PC)|PC]], [[Mario is Missing! (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|SNES]], and [[Mario is Missing! (Nintendo Entertainment System)|NES versions of ''Mario is Missing!'']] They appear in every city of the game. Curators provide [[Luigi]] with information on why a landmark is closed. In the SNES release, they also give him a pamphlet with information about their landmark, while in the DOS release, Luigi has to manually pick up the pamphlet from the Information Booth. Luigi can return the stolen artifacts to Curators after answering some questions about their landmarks to prove the artifacts' authenticity. If Luigi correctly answers the questions, he is awarded a certain amount of money and, only in the SNES and DOS releases, he can enter the Information Booth to take a picture of the landmark. If he does not answer correctly or gives to the Curators the wrong artifact, they angrily tell Luigi to leave. In the DOS release, the Information Booths are fully closed and Luigi has to use his videophone instead to call the Curators' numbers indicated on the booths.


In the original releases, the Curators' appearance is the same for every landmark. in the SNES release, they are female and their appearance is almost identical to [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]]'s sprite in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', the only difference being the change of hair and dress colors to brown and blue respectively. Notable is the fact the recolor mimics that of [[Princess Daisy]]'s sprite from ''[[NES Open Tournament Golf]]''. In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] release, they instead have black bob haircuts and a white shirt. In the DOS release, the Curators' appearance on the videophone is different for every city, but the sprite depicting them in their Information Booth uses the same appearance for every booth, like in the other releases.
In the original releases, the Curators' appearance is the same for every landmark. in the SNES release, they are female and their appearance is almost identical to [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]]'s sprite in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', the only difference being the change of hair and dress colors to brown and blue respectively. Notable is the fact the recolor mimics that of [[Princess Daisy]]'s sprite from ''[[NES Open Tournament Golf]]''. In the NES release, they instead have black bob haircuts and a white shirt. In the DOS release, the Curators' appearance on the videophone is different for every city, but the sprite depicting them in their Information Booth uses the same appearance for every booth, like in the other releases.


In the ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' release, the human Curators were replaced with five characters from the ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' franchise: a [[Dino Rhino]], [[Toad]], [[Donkey Kong]], [[Princess Peach]], and a [[Monty Mole]]. However, the human Curator still appears inside of the Information Booths when they reopen.
In the ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' release, the human Curators were replaced with five characters from the ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' franchise: a [[Dino Rhino]], [[Toad]], [[Donkey Kong]], [[Princess Peach]], and a [[Monty Mole]]. However, the human Curator still appears inside of the Information Booths when they reopen.

Revision as of 00:26, July 1, 2024

Curator
Sprite of Curators in Mario is Missing! (SNES)
Curators as they appear in the SNES release
Sprite of Curators in Mario is Missing! (NES)
Curators as they appear in the NES release
Species Human
First appearance Mario is Missing! (1992)

Curators[1] are non-playable characters that appear at Information Booths[1] in the PC, SNES, and NES versions of Mario is Missing! They appear in every city of the game. Curators provide Luigi with information on why a landmark is closed. In the SNES release, they also give him a pamphlet with information about their landmark, while in the DOS release, Luigi has to manually pick up the pamphlet from the Information Booth. Luigi can return the stolen artifacts to Curators after answering some questions about their landmarks to prove the artifacts' authenticity. If Luigi correctly answers the questions, he is awarded a certain amount of money and, only in the SNES and DOS releases, he can enter the Information Booth to take a picture of the landmark. If he does not answer correctly or gives to the Curators the wrong artifact, they angrily tell Luigi to leave. In the DOS release, the Information Booths are fully closed and Luigi has to use his videophone instead to call the Curators' numbers indicated on the booths.

In the original releases, the Curators' appearance is the same for every landmark. in the SNES release, they are female and their appearance is almost identical to Princess Toadstool's sprite in Super Mario World, the only difference being the change of hair and dress colors to brown and blue respectively. Notable is the fact the recolor mimics that of Princess Daisy's sprite from NES Open Tournament Golf. In the NES release, they instead have black bob haircuts and a white shirt. In the DOS release, the Curators' appearance on the videophone is different for every city, but the sprite depicting them in their Information Booth uses the same appearance for every booth, like in the other releases.

In the CD-ROM Deluxe release, the human Curators were replaced with five characters from the Super Mario franchise: a Dino Rhino, Toad, Donkey Kong, Princess Peach, and a Monty Mole. However, the human Curator still appears inside of the Information Booths when they reopen.

Gallery

  • A Curator in an Information Booth in the SNES release

    A Curator in an Information Booth in the SNES release

  • A Curator in an Information Booth in the NES release

    A Curator in an Information Booth in the NES release

  • A Curator in an Information Booth in the DOS release

    A Curator in an Information Booth in the DOS release

References

  1. ^ a b Mario is Missing! instruction booklet, pages 6 and 11 (SNES) or 13 and 18 (NES).
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Mario is Missing! (PC) / Mario is Missing! (SNES) / Mario is Missing! (NES)
Characters Amsterdam mayor
• Bowser
• Boy
• Curator
• Dino-Rhino
• Donkey Kong
• Iggy Koopa
• Larry Koopa
• Ludwig von Koopa
• Luigi
• Mario
• Mayor A. Cheever
• Mayor Bernstein
• Mayor Cellout
• Mayor Chasen
• Mayor Cook
• Mayor Devotegetter
• Mayor Froobnitz
• Mayor Grenewetzki
• Mayor Griffeath
• Mayor Ima Worrywart
• Mayor I. V. Gottserve
• Mayor Kotzenberg
• Mayor Laabs
• Mayor Lan Slide
• Mayor Linguine
• Mayor L. S. Ismore
• Mayor McCarthy
• Mayor McChan
• Mayor Munchkins
• Mayor O. K. Leeder
• Mayor Schmutznikov
• Mayor Sidley
• Mayor Singer
• Mayor Smallburg
• Monty Mole
• Police officer
• Princess Toadstool
• Reporter
• Roy Koopa
• Scientist
• Toad
• Toronto mayor
• Tourist
• Wendy Koopa
• Yoshi
Enemies Koopa
• Pokey
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landmarks
and items 		Amsterdam
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• Rembrandt's House (Rembrandt's paintbrush)
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• Canal (Canal Boat steering wheel)
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• Hadrian's Arch (Brass Plaque)
• Parthenon (Parthenon Column)
• Presidential Palace (Foustanella)
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/Sistine Chapel ceiling
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Other Globulator
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